Field notes, v1752
Page 231
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1-6 Roth 1985 journal 31. Chivichua Mts., Cochise Co, Arizona May 23 I rose at dawn, and drove down Turkey Creek Road to Saulsbery Trail, at the end of which I put a net with 30's. Immediately a Mexican Jay was captured, then released. There were tracks of peccary in the sand there, near a small stream. Later, a painted redstart and an ash-throated flycatcher were captured at this locality. Also, a desert(?) horned lizard was seen here. Bird 298 was used as a decoy up the road a way, near the junction of the road at Mormon Creek trail, up the hill about 60 meters on a rocky opening. Two yellow- eyed juncos were captured there. Also seen were a black-throated warbler and some gray-colored common bushtits. No crossbills were heard or seen at either locality, nor at the Groschert cabin where I bathed in the creek! I thought I saw a pair of crossbills at the cabin at one point, but they were probably hepatic tanagers. Other common birds were western tanagers, white-throated swifts, canyon wrens,